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LA cop didn't like my question about niqabs -- but I got off easy
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October 25, 2015
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4:44Now PlayingDavid Menzies of TheRebel.Media reports, on the unfair and potentially dangerous double-standards of the Transportation Security Authority (TSA).
In our politically correct post 9/11 world, we now seem to have the worst of both worlds.
While we all understand to a certain degree that the safety measures taken by the TSA are there to keep us all safe in a "better safe than sorry" kind of way, it does make one wonder why security agents will focus on a kid wearing a baseball cap but ignore someone who's wearing a covering from the very religion that should raise concerns. News flash: those who perpetrated the terrorist act on 9/11 were motivated by that very same religion.
To add insult to injury, if you dare question the apparent double-standard, instead of getting a satisfactory answer the only thing you're likely to get is an unplanned overnight stay in the airport while you end up missing your flight due to insubordination.
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